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July 7, 2016

Europe's banks under pressure China-RMB's post-Brexit weakness 1.'  Nervous markets, record low bond yields: Post-Brexit markets are venturing furt

June 29, 2016
Europe is most affected by spillovers, the United States less so. More d

June 23, 2016

1.'  Markets betting on Bremain: '  With the momentum of poll results shifting back towards Bremain, the markets seem to have decided that ther

May 31, 2016
As the ECB prepares for its monetary policy meeting on Thursday, June 2nd, the focus is likely to remain on the implementation of the various policy m

April 20, 2016
After refocusing on credit easing in their March meeting, Draghi and the Council are not expected to make any major policy changes when they meet on T

April 13, 2016
Merkel is weakened domestically. France is entering a year of presidential elections. There is very little polit

March 7, 2016
When the Governing Council meets on Thursday, March 10th, President Mario Draghi faces difficult challenges-responding to disinflationary pressures in

February 2, 2016
The view from both official and private sector meetings in Frankfurt is that the Euro area economy maintains momentum for now but risks are rising, pa

January 20, 2016
One year after the ECB's unprecedented QE decision, the Governing Council continues to face the challenges of low inflation and moderate growth when i

November 30, 2015
With the euro continuing to weaken, and short-term Euro Area bond yields falling to fresh record lows amidst raising expectations of additional stimul

October 20, 2015
When the ECB Governing Council meets Thursday, October 22, it will see sluggish inflation-the elephant in the room-as one reason to consider expanding

January 12, 2015
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), the backbone of the European economy, were particularly vulnerable to the crisis in Europe due to their dep

January 8, 2015
Lower commodity prices, higher volatility-a fresh look at valuations Revising down our oil price outlook Falling oil prices fuel deflation fears in th

November 20, 2014
Euro Area growth-hard slog ahead Japan-reinforcing the first and second arrows Risk appetite tempered FOMC minutes paint a balanced picture Shanghai-H

November 6, 2014

The global economy seemed to be losing traction until recently, but the latest data paint a brighter picture: business sentiment picked up in October,

September 11, 2014

The macro data flow over the summer months ranged from largely positive news in the U.S. and China to negative surprises in the Euro Area and a number

April 2, 2014
The global economy continues to be affected by bumps in the road that together are contributing to softer growth in the first half of the year. We hav

October 12, 2013
Progress has been made at the national level reducing fiscal and external deficits, improving competitiveness and stabilizing activity. Progress has a

October 10, 2013
SMEs in Europe have been hard hit by Europe's economic difficulties and have seen major declines in financing since 2008. To promote better understand

September 5, 2013
The good news: Euro Area unemployment fell for the first time in two years in June-July. The bad news: Unemployment is likely to decline only very gra
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